Montrealers will soon find out their next mayor — and chances are it's someone who has held the position before.

The boardroom feud at Rogers Communications Inc. has highlighted shortcomings in how Canada regulates companies across the country, a number of corporate governance experts said as they reacted to a recent court decision that appeared to bring an end to the saga.

Canada is withdrawing the families of embassy staff and non-essential personnel from Ethiopia as fighting in the country's northern region of Tigray intensifies.

Canadian flags on government buildings will be raised on Sunday at sunset for the first time since May 30, before being lowered and raised for both Remembrance Day and Indigenous Veterans Day. They will then remain at full-mast going forward.

Anti-trans sentiments are not new to the country, but several factors — including recent media coverage by major Canadian outlets and the release of a controversial comedy special by Dave Chapelle — make this moment in time fraught, experts and advocates argue.

With the ongoing climate crisis, public libraries are a temporary refuge from extreme temperatures for low-income families like my own, writes Carol Eugene Park.

More than a year and a half after COVID-19 concerns prompted the United States to close its borders to international travellers, restrictions are shifting to focus on vaccine status.

Authorities said they would watch video, interview witnesses and review concert protocols to determine how eight people died at a Houston music festival when fans suddenly surged toward the stage to watch rapper Travis Scott.

High gas prices seem to have more Canadians thinking about going electric. But issues like low supply and uneven incentives are big roadblocks. To meet climate goals of selling only zero emission vehicles by 2035, advocates say Canada needs to rev up electric car adoption.